FiftyFive.One Podcast

Don't stop me, because you've never heard this one before: Adrian Heath used to coach Orlando, so when his new team Minnesota United came up against his old team, boyoboy did he have an axe to grind!

Wes and Jeff are joined by Kyle Eliason to talk about the win over Orlando. Also, Kyle gives us an update on the stories from the first few weeks of the NPSL North.

This week, Jeff Rueter is joined by a couple of faces from across the country to talk Minnesota United FC. First, Steve Bernasconi ('The Soccer Tour') stops by to give an assessment of his time in Minnesota (complete with swooning over Minneapolis City). Then, MLSsoccer.com's Armchair Analyst Matt Doyle takes stock of the Loons' roster, looking at issues of depth and the upcoming summer window.

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Minnesota United went to Toronto FC and put in a decent shift despite their loss. But this is still a grossly shallow squad and Jeff and Wes dig through some of the big, looming problems up ahead. Med City FC got a great crowd in Rochester and the Green Line Derby was christened as Minneapolis City played Viejos Son Los Trapos.

Minnesota United beat the Nickelback of MLS, Sporting Kansas City, and Wes and Alex relive the beauty of it. Meanwhile, the NPSL season kicks off this weekend and Kyle Eliason joins to give a preview.

It's just Wes and Jeff this week and the two look back at a Minnesota United loss to San Jose. Plus, they give a sort of 100 day review of the season and look at who might be picked up in the next week before the roster freeze.

Wes and Jeff are joined by Eric Silva Brenneman to talk about Minnesota United not only winning, but getting a clean sheet. They also hit on in-stadium kindergartens and Latino Alt Rock music.

After conceding twice and losing two players to injury before halftime, Minnesota United was able to secure an impressive road point. That, plus some clarifications on the new NPSL North, with Kyle Eliason.

Wes and Jeff talk about the news of the big CONCACAF joint bid for the World Cup, the NASL, and go back through the MNUFC loss to FC Dallas.

The demons have been cast out and now Real Salt Lake are the worst. But most importantly: Minnesota won a game and are no longer the worst team of all time! Wes, Jeff, and Alex clap their cheetoh stained hands together in celebration and Alex continues to hate on Erik Hurtado.

As he finishes his recovery process, Jeb Brovsky joins Jeff and Wes. The three discuss Brovsky's comeback trail, his time in MLS expansion sides, and more. Plus, analysis of Minnesota's 5-2 loss in New England.